Intuitive by Aristocrazy

I hate cardamom, white flowers and pepper, and yet this perfume thrilled me. It is very well crafted and balanced. The cardamom is discreet and avoids falling into the sweetness of the flowers and vanilla. It is stylish, fresh and sweet in just the right measure. In one word: stylish. And the bottle… a work of art. All of the Aristocrazy line is a refreshing change. It is a pity that firms sell their design to save costs. The chameleon is a unique detail that adds atmosphere. I have been culling my collection for some time and left it with reluctance because I did not think it deserved the performance it merits, but I know we will meet again.

I adore this fragrance, but it doesn’t last long on my skin, so I have to reapply it throughout the day.

Aristocrazy has gone to town on all four perfumes of the brand, each one more beautiful, with fragrances that are so distinct, original, and pleasant. The presentation is exquisite: the bottle and cap are of high quality, heavy glass, and the cap figures are very pretty with luxurious details that do not turn black or get damaged. I love that each perfume has liquid of a different colour; you can see the care in the design. They are all a treat, especially in contrast to the horrible trend of brands using an impersonal bottle for everything, with poor-quality paper labels, and charging as if they died designing them, when many fragrances are as bland as the packaging and don’t even let you retain them in olfactory memory due to a lack of personality. That disappearance of iconic bottles to replace them with those abominations seems an assault on good taste and an insult to perfumery and its loyal clientele; so they have to be liked by force. It is dreadful that design and luxury are lost to cut costs and charge more; these perfumes prove that good work can be done at an affordable price. For me, a perfume is a whole; applying perfume should be a pleasure for the senses, enjoying that moment, and for that, the presentation and fragrance must please me; if only the fragrance mattered, we would buy clones at a fifth of the price in standard bottles. Of the four, this is the one I like the most, I love it! It smells wonderful; personally, cardamom in its just right point is my weakness: neither too strong nor so weak that you don’t perceive it or it gets camouflaged by other more potent notes. Already cardamom with pepper, white flowers, and vanilla fell in love with me at first sight. It is delicate and feminine, but not cloyingly sweet or cheesy; it is fresh, ideal for summer, and a different option, a pleasant alternative to citrus with a touch of sophistication and elegance. I have read the reviews and they are so well described that there is nothing to add. It is eau de toilette, not perfume, so I am satisfied with the duration: about four hours with a pleasant trail, feeling perfumed as if in a bubble around me. With the excellent price, it allows me to reapply generously, and I think it more than fulfils. I liked Josenan’s comment a lot; I thought the same: if Suárez were French, it would be like Cartier; I add that if it were American, it would be like Tiffany; and I agree that it is a Spanish family business we should be proud of. By its trajectory and growth, it will surely expand throughout Europe in less time than we think.

Yes, yes, yes, a thousand times yes. I adore it. I was looking for something sweet and soft oriental, with a spicy touch and base, and I found it. It could be sweeter or fruitier and would be my undoing, but as it is, it is wonderful. I tried it in the perfumery and could not get it out of my head. At the current price, I decided to buy it. It is softly intoxicating. At first it smells of summer, but once it settles, it remains sweet close to the skin. The pity is that it has little projection, trail and longevity, but at this price it is fine.

I am not an expert and I like it not at all. I can tolerate some sweetness, but this is very strange on my skin. It gives me an air of Kenzo Elephant but softer; for me, Elephant is unbearable, perhaps due to the cardamom and vanilla blend. I like the little scent that remains at the end, after 4 hours, but first I would have to endure 4 hours of something I do not like. It has a good trail and lasts about 5 hours on my skin.

I fell in love with this fragrance, ideal for autumn. It seems to have no success because I see it very cheap, on clearance. Ugh, if it had been made in France, I think it would cost five times more. I recommend it to you very much; if you see it, try it, even if it is for autumn. I think Aristocrazy Brave is great for spring and summer. The one that doesn’t speak to me is the butterfly one (Wonder). This perfume is simply a beauty, one of the ones I have liked the most.

I received a sample with another perfume I bought and fell completely in love with it. I have it pending for winter as its dry-down seems more suitable for that season and not for the warmth.

From the very first moment in the perfumery, I fell in love with this jewel. It is one of the three EDTs of Aristocrazy launched in 2019, with artisanal zamak caps displaying a lion, butterfly or chameleon. The chameleon captivated me and is my favourite. Intuitive is exquisite, chic and elegant. It has a marked evolution: it begins citrusy and sweet, then becomes floral with jasmine and cardamom, reminiscent of a modernised chypre. Finally, it turns soapy and deep, with vanilla standing out. It could be unisex. It has a good trail and lasts 8 hours. It is an underrated jewel, perfect for spring. Scent 10/10, longevity 8/10, trail 7.5/10, value for money 9/10. I would buy it a thousand times over.

Total pride that Spain has Suárez, that family jewel that others envy. If he were French, he would be Cartier on Place Vendôme. The third generation continues to cast magic with the Aristocrazy line: Intuitive, Wonder and Brave. Launched in 2019 by Puig, they are exquisite, featuring heavy crystal bottles and gold caps that surpass those of Sisley. Each has an animal motif: lion, butterfly and chameleon. They left me an Intuitive and I simply adore it. It recalls EAU DE SOIR by Sisley but with its own personality. It is citrusy at first, then a soft floral with lily of the valley and jasmine, finishing soapy and vanilla-scented. Delicate, feminine yet maternal, perfect for feeling dreamy. I hope Puig does not reformulate it soon because it is a beauty.